Your Father has said to you, “I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness.” This week we want to challenge you to be that love and kindness to the children in your life. But first you have to accept that love and kindness too.

Most of us are busy working the wrong job. Not professionally. But in our home life. We spend our lives trying to transform our spouses and our children. But transforming or changing people isn’t our job—it’s God’s.

It's week two of our new series and today we're going to learn more about what it means to become God's child so we can love God's children!

We often say at Severn Run "Be Loved and Be Love" and now we are turning that same phrase toward parenting. In this message, we hope Pastor Drew reminds you that you are a well-loved child of God, and because of that, you can reveal God's love to the children in your life.

t is a special Sunday for us at Severn Run. After nearly nine years of serving on staff, our friend and Communications Leader Bonni Mace is stepping away from her position to start a new adventure. We are excited for her and hope you are too! Before she goes, Bonni is going to share with us how she has been changed by the church and how you can be too!

In so many stories in the New Testament, we see Jesus enjoying a meal with people. But to Him, the food and drink on the table often had much more significance than anyone else could see. Join us this month as we explore the deeper meaning of some common stories about food in "Eat, Drink and Be Merry."

In so many stories in the New Testament, we see Jesus enjoying a meal with people. But to Him, the food and drink on the table often had much more significance than anyone else could see. Join us this month as we explore the deeper meaning of some common stories about food in "Eat, Drink and Be Merry."

In so many stories in the New Testament, we see Jesus enjoying a meal with people. But to Him, the food and drink on the table often had much more significance than anyone else could see. Join us this month as we explore the deeper meaning of some common stories about food in "Eat, Drink and Be Merry."

We live in a competitive culture that loves to takes sides. But God has never been a fan of taking sides. And in the same way that He has always been for us, we can turn the "Us vs. Them" mentality we see around us into "Us For Them."

Have you ever felt insecure about sharing your faith? Starting today, we are starting a new series that we hope will help you feel confident about sharing Jesus with others.